【ごとうしゃく】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. five ranks of nobility (in Japan; 1868-1946)historical termsee also , , , and
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  • 【ごとうしゃく】
  • ごとうしゃく
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  1. five ranks of nobility (in Japan; 1868-1946)
    2. This term refers to a specific class system of aristocracy that existed in Japan between 1868 and 1946, categorizing nobility into five distinct ranks. It emphasizes the hierarchical nature of Japanese nobility during that period.
    The five ranks of nobility system in Japan existed from the Meiji era to after the war.
    Among the five ranks of nobility, the lowest rank was that of a viscount.
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